PSG isn’t giving up in their bid to land Tottenham attacker Dele Alli this summer with a new bid being planned by the French giants, The Telegraph reports.
Alli has fallen down the pecking order at Tottenham and he has hardly featured in the starting XI for Jose Mourinho this season.
He was hauled off at half-time in Spurs’ first Premier League game of the season against Everton and he hasn’t started a league game since that time.
Spurs have brought in extra attacking competition with the loan signings of Gareth Bale and Carlos Vinicius, but they still want to keep Alli.
The Englishman reportedly wants to kickstart his career elsewhere and he has made that known to the club, the report claims.
PSG has emerged as his top suitors, but they have had a £4 million loan bid for his signature rejected by the Lilywhites.
The report claims Spurs might need up to £8 million in loan fee to allow one of the club’s most valuable players to leave them on loan.
The problem with the deal at the moment is Daniel Levy’s reluctance to allow the England star to leave the club.
Alli was first suggested as part of the deal to bring Gareth Bale back to England, Spurs have since signed the Welshman without the need to use the attacking midfielder.
